Holden to stand trial for assault in Mayville indictments
Indictments returned at Mayville courthouse include Ralph Molden former Corry man charged with assault using a hatchet against a Chinese launderman in Jamestown. Tolfrey and Carroll Blakesley also indicted in alleged brutal attack. robbery motive stated though lif e seems saved. Phild Pall is indicted for second degree murder in the killing of Charles Lovejoy. trial expected next week in Wilkin County.
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Ralph Molden
Corry
Chautanquic County Court
Marsille Vosterday
Tribbillie
Toléfey
Carroll Blakesley
Dal Gre
China
Trolden
Inunye Neqnationicay
Wilkin
Mayville
Phdl Pallis
Charles Lovejoy
Apd Me A. AM
Threety
Do You Know column reveals local history clues
The Journal’s Do You Know feature highlights Old residents recalling Corry’s early landmarks. Mrs. MacDonald, 84, recalls the first ticket office and eating area at the railway angle and Plat avenue, and mentions prior homes and neighbors connected to Corry’s founding.
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Mia
MacDonald
S. MacDonmta
South Cancer Wrest
Oyenisig
Wye
Woilkest
Py & A
Phis
Mra MacDonald
Corry
Wis
Mint
Corry Wan
Teall
St. Thora
Siamedt Smith
Broama
Mother Lonergan
St Thormansburgh
Mni MacDonald
Perry
Rammll House
Linding Mulloy
West Spring Creek
Colin
Tengo
Recalled Events Since ’40 Highlight Corry Figures
A Warren Mirrors feature recalls early American milestones tied to Corry residents. Meg Lamont, now 96, celebrated with reminiscences from Mrs. Sarah Lamont and an excerpt from The Journal. The piece notes Mrs Lamont’s Indiana childhood and her marriage in 1860 to William Taman t, a Tenth Ohio Volunteer Civil War veteran. obituary details follow on Page.
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Corry
William Henry Tarnton
Cincinnati
Sarah Lamont
Warran
Meg Lamont
Warresand
Warren
Foray
Worman
Lamont
John Ewing
Sarah Levy
Indiana
Janice
Wiliam Tamant
Tenth
Ohio Volunteers
Page
Daily schedule for recreation director outlined by board
Recreation Board in the Municipal Building outlined a daily schedule for Director Hastinsn Jor replacing Gal Wolf. The board authorized hours from 10 to 12 am and 1 to 4 pm on week days with Saturday duties and office hours from 9 to 10 am. Funds of the board were reappointed in the City Bank.
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Hastinsn Jor
Gal Wolf
Woard
Tones
Loveland
Barnes
Weaver
Funeral service for Paul Paddock set in Marion Ohio
The funeral for Paul Paddock, who died by suicide, will be held in Marion Ohio with private services at the Wak home Wednesday at 10 30 this morning. The body was brought to the city by train and will be laid to rest at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Paul Paddock
Marion
Ohio
Utrecht
Pine Grove
L.C.B.A Plan Card Party Planned in Corry
Corry Branch No. 6 of the L.C.B.A plans another of their card parties in Mac taben Hall on Tuesday evening February 10. The evening features refreshments and awards to be given for the evening’s games.
Corry's Guard Unit Praised After Armory Inspection
The Corry unit of the Pennsylvania National Guard known as Company A under Corry Guards received high praise from Captain DeGraf of the Regular Army and Major Fish after an armory inspection. The unit traces its origin to August 1609 and has a long Civil War-era lineage with past commanders including Allen and Brown.
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Corry
Pennsylvania National Guard
State Armory
DeGraff
Regular Army
Maroir Fish
Statistit Ms
Joini
Minit
Corry Guards
TI Allen
Leen
New York Cavalry
Com Pliny
Captin. van Ettin
Miss Bentley to Speak at Federated Cubs Banquet
Hon Alice Bentley assembly member Crawford County will speak at the Federated Cubs banquet in Pariah Hall on Thursday eve. Banquet served at 6 30 by the Litjan Guild. twenty tickets to a singfold and any lady not a member may buy a Keoween ticket from Mrs Skidmore 221 North Center.
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Alice Bentley
Crawford County
Federated Cubs
Pariah Hall
Litjan Guild
Federated Clube
Nuy Keoween
Skidmore
North Center Street
Woman Held in Franc Shadle Case in Geneva Dispatch
Paris dispatch says Kata Taylor of Pittsburgh staged a 190 000 franc windle in Geneva. A woman, said to belong to a prominent Stefen Hy, was arrested by Geneva police for winding up to 111 000 francs and keeping others out.
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Union
Paris
Geneva
Kata Taylor
Pittitungh
Ste
Fen Hy
Switten
Impeachment of Denby Debated by Senate and White House
United Press reports the Senate voting to demand Secretary Denby’s resignation while President Coolidge refused to heed the demand. Impeachment discussions begin in both House and Senate as officials weigh chances of removing Denby over naval circuit ties amid executive resistance.
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Washington
Tech
Denby
Naval
Senate
Coolidge
Clouse
Oko
Afr
Polidgé
Robinson
Claudige
Toms
School Board Orders Tax Collection Drive on Delinquents
The Hoard of Education met to authorize the tax collector to pursue all legal remedies to collect the per capita tax from about four hundred delinquent residents. Warrant action will follow if payments remain outstanding, with several taxpayers already paying after levies.
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Hoard of Education
Nanley
Ovently Taunoh
Severut
Threat of Teapot Dome scale scandal over Alaska railroad
Washington reports a looming scandal ten times bigger than Teapot Dome threatens the Coolidge administration over the Alaska railroad. Senator La Follette Wisconsin plans to introduce a Senate resolution and deliver a Teapot Dome style speech demanding a full Alaska investigation.
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Washington
Coolidge
la Follette
Wisconsin
Senate
District Governor Wallace visits Corry Rotary Club
The District Governor Andy Wallace of St. Catharines Ontario visited Corry Rotary Club for a full day. He spoke at lunch and dinner about Rotary growth and the year’s program, urging attendance at Buffalo District conference and the Toronto international convention.
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Corry
Inging Wan
Lincoln
Bracken
Wallace
Goveror
Rotary
Focal Club
Buffalo
Great International Company
Toronto
Tge
Rotary Clube
Kiwaniy Club
Presbyterian Chapel
Rebels Suffer More Reverses From Front Reports
United Press dispatch from Mexico City quotes General Obregon declaring heavy rebel losses of about eight thousand in ten hours at Deathin as rebels evacuated Cyndula. The message mentions Flora Darling of Wares and Vera Crue, while transmission interference affected radio receivers in the city. President Coolidge is expected to deliver a New York speech broadcast via WEARS and Schenectady.
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United Pres
Mexico City
Deathin
Obregon
United Press
Cyndula
Miss Flora
Darling
Wares
Afjarn
Vera Crue
Mian Zalln
Nck
Erie
Tia
New York City
Coolidge
Weil Ba ‘Briadcaile
Schensetady
Sinclair Sails for America Amid Teapot Dome Probes
United Press reports Harry F Sinclair, prominent American oilman linked to the Teapot Dome inquiry, sailed for New York aboard a vessel said to be for President Harding. The article notes accompanying departures and social arrangements involving Margret Hogger and Mr. and Mrs. Stabman.
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United Press
Southampton
Harry F Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Naval Oil Rey [Serve Ie
Senate ii
Washington
New
Nork di Atiaencon
Harding
Indictments Returned in Six Corry Liquor Cases
The Erie grand jury returned indictments in six Corry liquor cases after noon today. Ernest Torele Jon Perry and Joe Barone were not indicted due to insufficient evidence. Indicted defendants include Dan Cachivas Antler Hotel William Mutherini St Tomes Hotel Tony Notte West Wayne Street Joe Amiato East Main Street Sam Martowics East Main Street and Mrs Mike Pelicisk West Wayne Street. Trial dates are expected later this week or early next week.
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Erie
Ernest
Torele
Jon Perry
Joe Barone
Corry
Dan Cachivas
Antler Hotel
William ‘Mutherini
St. Tomes’ Hotel
Tony Notte
West Wayne Street
Joe Amiato
East Main
Sin
Corry Selects Local Brick for New Junior High School
Corry officials award the bid for the junior high school face brick to the Corry Brick and Tile Company. The same mingled shades brick has been used on Harding and Roosevelt School projects. A 299 mill levy was approved to cover interest, tax, and retirement of the $175,000 bond issue for the proposed construction.
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Corry
Corry Brick and Tilé Company
Board of Education
Harding School
East South Street
Corts Company
Roosevelt
Erie
Fragmentary note on Hirst building and railroad ticket office
A damaged OCR fragment describes a building linked to the Hirst name and a ticket office on an angled line of a railroad, mentioning interior use and the Pp & Band A Gy W railroad.
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Pp & Band A
Franklin Fire Ravages Business District Injures Two Firemen
A disastrous blaze in Franklin destroys eight buildings in the Buffalo to 13th Street block injuring Fire Chief Ray Sanford and Fireman John O’Neil. Myers Carriage Company suffers the heaviest loss with reported property damage near ten thousand dollars as flames threaten the heart of the city.
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Myers Carriage Company
Sanford
O'Neil
Franklin, Pa. Tech
Franklin
Buffalo
13Th Street
Myers Carriage
Lincoln Garage
McNauglyton
Craig
Sane
Fairey, Taub, Clothier
Mrs
Liedeker
Nile Finer
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Franklin Garage Co Rales Udm
Bolmers Bowling, Alloys
Fine Department
MacDonald Plans World Conference on Reconstruction
Prime Minister MacDonald announced in the House of Commons that the Labour government plans a world conference on reconstruction. He said discussions are under consideration with allies and reported bright prospects for an early conference. He also noted hopes for rapid progress in French-German tensions and savings in foreign secretary salary costs.
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United Pros
London
Prettner MacDonald
House of Comemons
Ale Chliinen
Mace Donald
Unclear OCR report of prison incident and deaths
Fragmented text describes a February incident at a Pittsburgh prison with two deaths and police response. Mentions Warden's office, fire from crossed wires, and names including Mrs A Shafer and Billy of Oil City amid jumbled details.
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United Prom
Pittsburgh
A. Shafer Wif
Billy
Oil City
Ime
al Sry Biuw Allen
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